Bed side tables /dressing tables

Conceived by architect Marco Gaudenzi, Comò alto has a structure in transparent or extra clear glass and is equipped with shelves.

The bed side table Grattacielo distinguishes itself for the modularity of its components. The structure in transparent or extra clear glass rests on four rubber castors that allow to easily move it.

Joliet, the side table conceived by designer Giulio Mancini features a supporting frame in metal, available in chrome, gunmetal or matt black or white lacquered.

The bed side table Liber developed by designer Luca Papini, with linear shape in transparent, extra clear or smoked glass rests on a mirrored base.

The furniture element Opalina toeletta, created by architect Cristina Celestino, is made of a structure in extra clear, extra clear frosted or smoked glass, a frontal round mirror and a top also available in version extra clear, extra clear frosted or smoked glass.

Quiller side table, born from the virtual designer Uto Balmoral, reflects a concept of minimalistic and versatile night stand, ideal both as small side table for living rooms or as actual nightstand next the to the bed.

The bed side table Secret has a structure in transparent, extra clear or smoked glass. It features a drawer in wood in a suspended position, available in version matt white or black lacqured and the wood finishes walnut Canaletto, Eucalipto or Siberian Ash.

Trio is a modular set of bed side tables, made entirely of glass, and has a thickness of 12mm. It is available in transparent, extra clear, smoked or extra clear white lacquered glass.

Zen, multifunctional bed side table created by designer Gonzo & Vicari, features a peculiar geometric structure that playing with the angles creates two shelves, one on top of the other, both usable.